Luz María Alvarez Villalobos holds a PhD and a Master's degree in History of Thought from Universidad Panamericana, Campus México. She holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Universidad del Valle de Atemajac.
In 2003, she received the Annual José María Vigil Thesis Award in Literature and Literature, for: "The difficulties of human love in the common life in the anthropology of Karol Wojtyla". In 2010, honorable mention for his Master's thesis. In 2019 she received the categorization of Research Professor by the Universidad Panamericana.
She coordinated the Specialty in Anthropology and Ethics at the Guadalajara Campus from its beginning in 1998 to 2001. She has been a research professor at the Humanities Institute of the Guadalajara campus since 2001. She teaches philosophy and history at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She has publications in newspapers, book chapters and scientific journals.
She was Editorial Advisor of Culture of the newspaper Mural/Reforma and collaborator in the film section. She was the host of the television program "Hablando claro" about family issues in Mariavision. Her research interests revolve around Novo-Hispanic, Aristotelian/Thomistic and nominalist philosophy; feminism and personalism; Christianity, Judaism and Islam dialogue; and art cinema.
July 2023.